Unable to resist the urge to watercool the Cooler Master NR200P that I affectionaly call the Toaster, I set out to create a custom loop I had never seen before.
The goal was maintainability of this tiny ITX case while keeping the visual charactersitics. So I wanted quick disconnects (thanks to Paul's Hardware for the inspo with the ridiculous Riptide build.) Most (all) water cooled builds utilized a radiator on a mesh panel where the glass panel would normally be.
I was able to locate and puchase a slim rad from XSPC that theoretically would fit with 15mm thick Noctua fans.
To achieve this, I removed the top mesh cover by pulling the tabs that kept it in and secured the radiator top down with all fans attached.
For the CPU block I went with a Nouvolo Aquanaut CPU+Pump block combo. The pump was an EK DDC pump and I painted their pump cooler to match the build.
For the tubing, I used EKWB ZMT Soft tube using both EKWB fittings and Koolance QD3 Quick Disconnect Compression Fittings (these rule!)
I don't have too much info about the build anymore as I no longer have many of the parts but below are a few glory shots of the build process, filling with an external resevoir since there isn't one, and some running shots.
